This week we have been looking at tenths, hundredths and thousandths. We have used place value charts and counters so we can represent these numbers and understand that we can exchange 10 hundredths for 1 tenth and 10 thousandths for 1 hundredth.We then compared these numbers and could see the value of each digit clearly.
Year 5: looking at tenths, hundredths and thousandths. Read More »
This week we have been learning about length and perimeter. We have been finding the perimeter of a rectilinear shape. We used the Numicon to help us add the sides together to find the answer.
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This week we have been learning about measuring mass in grams g and kilograms kg. We know how to read a scale and work out what intervals it goes up in, and we can draw a number line to help us work it out if we need to. Do you have any scales at home
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In year 6, we have been practising our mental Maths skills in our lessons by playing a range of games. These have included:1. ‘Topmarks’ website which includes times tables and division practice (Hit the Button – Quick fire maths practise for 6-11 year olds (topmarks.co.uk);2. ‘Times table Rockstars’ (https://play.ttrockstars.com);3. ‘Mathsframe’ which includes arithmetic year 6
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This week in Maths, year one have been learning to find the difference between two numbers. We then used this knowledge to help us solve missing number problems.We used dienes, numicon and number lines to help us. We also drew part-part-whole models and bar models to show our understanding.
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Many young people who are victims of cyberbullying suffer in silence. They feel they can’t turn to parents or a trusted adult for support as they fear they may get in trouble or have their devices taken away from them. It can carry on all day, all evening and all weekend for the world to
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If your child does not have a school meal, sending your child into school with a healthy packed lunch is a great way to ensure they’re eating a balanced and healthy diet that will keep their energy levels up and ready for learning. You can plan your child’s lunch (or encourage them to help plan
We had a great time having the Flame of Friendship Torch Relay come to our school and the ability to share such an important event. In anticipation of the Paris 2024 Olympics, The University of Warwick, in collaboration with 62 Coventry primary, secondary, and special educational needs schools, officially launched the Flame of Friendship Torch
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